reconstructed
/ˌrikənˈstrʌktɪd/
adjective
- Built or created again after being damaged or destroyed.
- The reconstructed temple looks just like the original.
- Historians studied the reconstructed dinosaur skeleton at the museum.
- After the earthquake, the reconstructed school was safer than before.
- Changed or updated to a new form, often to be more modern or accurate.
- The author published a reconstructed version of the old story.
- The company's reconstructed logo helped attract younger customers.
- Her reconstructed wardrobe now reflects her minimalist style.
verb
- Past tense of reconstruct: built or created again after damage or destruction.
- She reconstructed the broken vase piece by piece.
- They reconstructed the neighborhood after the flood.
- The team reconstructed the ancient bridge using original materials.
- Past tense of reconstruct: recreated an event or situation from available information.
- Scientists reconstructed the climate of the Ice Age using ice cores.
- The detective reconstructed the crime scene from witness reports.
- We reconstructed the conversation from memory.